Structured Settlements 4Real®Blog 2026
Structured settlements expert John Darer reviews the latest structured settlements and settlement planning information and news, and provides expert opinion and highly regarded commentary. that is spicy, Informative, irreverent and effective for over 20 years.
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Category: National Association of Settlement Purchasers (NASP)
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Accurate data about structured settlement factoring would be uselful for legislators to understand how big the problem is. Is it small or is it something that sticks out? What we have is a 20 percentage point swing. So what is the truth?
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Structured Settlement Watchdog critiques 123 Lump Sum, a structured settlement factoring company, for incorrectly stating that a defendant in a civil suit is guilty rather than liable. The company, which seeks to buy structured settlement payment rights for less, is criticized for misleading consumers about the nature of structured settlements.
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The Court quashed an appeal of denied motions to dissolve an injunction involving a 1/31/2020 order requiring all (structured settlement) annuity payments to Zachary Barber provided for in its 2005 Settlement Order be paid into court until allegation of statutory violations, forum shopping and fraud presented in the underlying proceeding had been determined.
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Good tax policy would eliminate the exemption from the excise tax on structured settlement factoring transactions, to mitigate ways that disabled people, caregiving women and poor communities of color are deprived of resources asserts Karen Czapanskiy. U. of MD School off Law in Baltimore Maryland
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The Barber case highlights the predatory practices of structured settlement factoring companies targeting a minor, Zach Barber, whose settlement was exploited for his father’s debts. Despite court orders protecting Zach, companies like Pinnacle and Sempra circumvented regulations, causing significant financial harm. This tragic situation serves as a cautionary tale for investors in structured settlements.
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Clueless baloney from Conshohocken, It’s bad enough that CBC Settlement Funding “went in for the kill” on a vulnerable young adult NJ resident one year after its first attempt to nab his structured settlement was rejected. Now this shocking lack of nous from CBC Settlement Funding,
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CAOC, like NJAJ, has compromised itself by endorsing one structured settlement factoring company in exchange for a financial contribution using apparently boilerplate endorsement language. Arias’ comparison to credit card rates, Strategic Capital boilerplate that is true, but misleading..